Chemistry Major Guide 2024-2025

Chemistry is founded on the basic laws of the physical world and connects mathematics and physics with natural sciences. Chemistry majors study the compositing, properties and reactivity of matter and create and discover new chemicals. A chemistry degree can lead to careers in forensics chemistry, energy production, biotechnology, cosmetic and textile industries, and more. The degree prepares students for advanced studies in the field or to attend professional schools in medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, and osteopathy. Students also have the option to pursue studies in teaching science in secondary schools.

Bachelor's Degrees & Majors

Bachelor's Degree for Chemistry UNIVERSITY / LOCATION DEGREE MAJOR LANGUAGE REQUIREMENT Arizona State University - Tempe BS Biochemistry None Arizona State University - Tempe BA Biochemistry 4th Semester Proficiency Arizona State University - Tempe BS Biochemistry (Medicinal Chemistry) None Arizona State University - Tempe BA Chemistry 4th Semester Proficiency Arizona State University - Tempe BS Chemistry None Arizona State University - Tempe BS Chemistry (Environmental Chemistry) None Northern Arizona University BS Chemistry (Advanced Emphasis) None Northern Arizona University BS Chemistry (Forensics and Criminalistics Emphasis) None Northern Arizona University BS Chemistry (Health Preprofessional Emphasis) None Northern Arizona University BS Chemistry - American Chemical Society (Biochemistry Emphasis) None Northern Arizona University BS Chemistry - American Chemical Society (Comprehensive Emphasis) None Northern Arizona University BSED Chemistry - Secondary Education None University of Arizona BS Biochemistry 2 semesters University of Arizona BA Biochemistry 4 semesters University of Arizona BA Chemistry 4th Semester Proficiency University of Arizona BS Chemistry 2nd Semester Proficiency